emergence of networked thinking and design

Emergence of networked thinking and design

• Introduction

• Virtual Enterprise

• Virtual Prototype

• Virtual Environment

Lifecycle Intelligence of Networked EnvironmentsKnowledge Worker - a new type of User

1. PART 1: Introduction1.1. Toward a new practice1.2. Non-location principle1.3. Living Net1.4. Renaissance of Data Visualization1.5. Structural Flow Design1.6. Expanding the mind-set (designer of the future)1.7. On-demand spaces1.8. Performative Design1.9. Regenerative Architecture

2. PART 2: Virtual Prototype2.1. Green through IT2.2. City Upgrade – urban ecosystem

3. PART 3: Virtual Environment3.1. Sensitive responsive open space3.2. City Lab

4. PART 4: Virtual Enterprise4.1. Open Innovation in Architecture4.2. Collaborative design Environment

“Everything is architecture”“Alles is Architektur”Hans Hollein 1960s

Robert Fludd - Description of the perception

Guilio Camillo - Memory Theatre

Ramon Lull - Circle diagram

Giordano Bruno - Memory wheel

Daniel Libeskind - Potsdamer Platz

Luis Kahn - Traffic Study Philadelphia

Yona Friedman - living framework

Archigram -Plugin City

Buckminster Fuller -Geodesic dome Montreal

Denis Crompton - Computer City

Archizoom - Non-stop City

Archizoom - Non-stop City

Superstudio - Supersurface

Constant - New Babylon

ORTLOS @ La Biennale die Venezia 2000

Conceptional drawing for the installation

Steel construction in Graz

Cedric Price - Fun palace

inSPACEin - Japan 2002

inSPACEin components

Konrad Wachsmann - Aircraft Hangers

The Thing & The Wing 2003

The Thing

The Wing

Buckminster Fuller - Dymaxion map

Library for the Information Age

Friedrich Kiesler - Extended Senses

Friedrich Kiesler - Visual Machine

Friedrich Kiesler - Endless house

City Lab - iVAN

Robert Fludd - Temple of Music

1. PART 1: Introduction1.1. Toward a new practice1.2. Non-location principle1.3. Living Net1.4. Renaissance of Data Visualization1.5. Structural Flow Design1.6. Expanding the mind-set (designer of the future)1.7. On-demand spaces1.8. Performative Design1.9. Regenerative Architecture

2. PART 2: Virtual Prototype2.1. Green through IT2.2. City Upgrade – urban ecosystem

3. PART 3: Virtual Environment3.1. Sensitive responsive open space3.2. City Lab

4. PART 4: Virtual Enterprise4.1. Open Innovation in Architecture4.2. Collaborative design Environment

BeforeBefore

AfterAfter

Grand Egyptian Museum, Kairo Egypt 2002

Fitness Centre

Kunsthaus Graz, Austria 2001

Interactive Display @ AFC London

Interactive Display @ AFC London

Navigation InterfaceNavigation Interface

Energy diagramNursing home for elderly

Nursing home for elderlyGleisdorf, Austria

inner courtyardOutdoor green space

Indoor gardenMeeting point and a green filter toward street

north facadeNursing home for elderly

energy diagramGuesthouse

GuesthouseCastle Rezhof, Austria

courtyardPassive house facade toward south with PV

business towerEnergy diagram and cooling principle

Business towerPrototype Study

energy diagramCentre for promotion of Science, Belgrade

interiorCentre for promotion of Science

exterior viewCentre for promotion of Science

building servicesDemo House, Vienna, Austria

Energy diagramDemo House, Vienna, Austria

exteriorDemo House, Vienna, Austria

interiorDemo House, Vienna, Austria

daylightDemo House, Vienna, Austria

open spaceDemo House, Vienna, Austria

modelDemo House, Vienna, Austria

GANDISiPhone application supports energy-efficient

planning of buildings

GANDIS - InterfaceGANDIS - Interface

active houseHouse N, Graz, Completion 2012

energy diagramHouse N

exteriorHouse N, Graz

exteriorHouse N, Graz

exteriorHouse N, Graz

interior viewHouse N, Graz

interior viewHouse N, Graz

interior viewHouse N, Graz

energy diagramHouse N

interior viewHouse N, Graz, Completion 2013

exterior viewHouse N, Graz, Completion 2013

urban eco-system

1. PART 1: Introduction1.1. Toward a new practice1.2. Non-location principle1.3. Living Net1.4. Renaissance of Data Visualization1.5. Structural Flow Design1.6. Expanding the mind-set (designer of the future)1.7. On-demand spaces1.8. Performative Design1.9. Regenerative Architecture

2. PART 2: Virtual Prototype2.1. Green through IT2.2. City Upgrade – urban ecosystem

3. PART 3: Virtual Environment3.1. Sensitive responsive open space3.2. City Lab

4. PART 4: Virtual Enterprise4.1. Open Innovation in Architecture4.2. Collaborative design Environment

Digital LibraryDigital Library

Interface for on-demand InformationInterface for on-demand Information

Nick’s Cave - Virtual World MakingNick’s Cave - Virtual World Making

Immersive Environment - Interface for Spatial BehaviorImmersive Environment - Interface for Spatial Behavior

Multi-Modal User Interactions inControlled Environment

Multi-Modal User Interactions inControlled Environment

Facade Interface - AUDI exampleFacade Interface - AUDI example

Sensitive Space, Kunsthaus Mürzzurschlag Austria

Sensitive Space - a new kind of HCISensitive Space - a new kind of HCI

Audio/Video/Network InterfaceAudio/Video/Network Interface

Responsive Open Space - Crossmodal InteractionResponsive Open Space - Crossmodal Interaction

Responsive Public Space

1. PART 1: Introduction1.1. Toward a new practice1.2. Non-location principle1.3. Living Net1.4. Renaissance of Data Visualization1.5. Structural Flow Design1.6. Expanding the mind-set (designer of the future)1.7. On-demand spaces1.8. Performative Design1.9. Regenerative Architecture

2. PART 2: Virtual Prototype2.1. Green through IT2.2. City Upgrade – urban ecosystem

3. PART 3: Virtual Environment3.1. Sensitive responsive open space3.2. City Lab

4. PART 4: Virtual Enterprise4.1. Open Innovation in Architecture4.2. Collaborative design Environment

ANDI Workflow InterfaceCollaboration Environment over the Internet

ANDI Documentation Interface

ANDI Project Participants

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